NCTV17 News Update

Yesterday Governor Pritzker announced he was extending the state’s Stay at Home order until April 30. This means that, just like we’ve been doing for the past few weeks, we need to continue to stay at home and only leave the house when necessary.

Ziman to be among top three finalists for Chicago top cop job, latest local numbers in COVID-19 cases, and a new cat park for Will County.

The DuPage County Health Department has a new case map to track COVID-19, the park district is offering activities at home, and Jeopardy! has a new Naperville contestant.

Commander Mike Son of the Naperville Police Department warns residents of how scammers are taking advantage of people at this time and how you can protect yourself.

Edward Hospital is reporting a second death related to COVID-19, All State Boys Basketball team announced, and we thank doctors of National Doctors’ Day.

The City of Naperville and the Naperville Park District are joining together to ask the community to respect the stay-at-home order and practice social distancing.

Crime Stoppers need your help identifying subjects, DCHD and DuPage Pads team up to help the homeless, and Little Friends give an update to its community.

DuPage County needs donations of personal protective equipment, Chinn’s 34th Street Fishery closing, and a drive-by birthday celebration.

First DuPage County death from COVID-19, Edward Hospital currently treating 10 COVID-19 cases, and Naperville park district organizes blood drives.

Will County is working with others on an emergency housing plan, Naperville’s parking laws have been relaxed, and tonight is the #GreatAmericanTakeout.

An update on how COVID-19 is impacting Naperville and Illinois, Naperville Helps! is getting lunch to healthcare workers, and some city services continue.

A message from the Naperville Area Chamber of Commerce regarding the COVID-19 outbreak and how we can support local businesses.